1 million Galaxy S phones already sold, Samsung wants to sell 9 million more

Florin  By on 14 Jul 10

Samsung’s first two smartphones to feature Super AMOLED displays, the Wave S8600 and the Galaxy S, are both hot sellers. We’ve already reported that sales of Bada-based Wave have surpassed 1 million units globally, and now we’re hearing that the Galaxy S has also passed this milestone.

That’s not at all unexpected, since 300,000 Galaxy S units were sold only in South Korea (in less than three weeks since launch).

What’s more, Samsung wants to ship 10 million Galaxy S handsets in total around the world. This seems like an achievable goal, since the new smartphone will be available in 110 countries – including the US, as Verizon’s Fascinate, AT&T’s Captivate, and T-Mobile’s Vibrant (and we can probably include Sprint’s Epic 4G here, too).

Currently running Android 2.1, the Samsung Galaxy S will be updated to 2.2 Froyo later this year (apparently starting August).

And just in case you’re wondering, an unlocked Galaxy S (GSM version) costs you around $600 – eBay and Amazon currently have it.

Via Fortune

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